Sentence examples for increasing imbalance of from inspiring English sources

The onset of the gel point is delayed to a degree that grows with increasing imbalance of the reactive groups.

The Ottoman economy was disrupted by inflation, caused by the influx of precious metals into Europe from the Americas and by an increasing imbalance of trade between East and West.

Dossor became frustrated at the increasing imbalance of power in TV between those who commissioned the programmes – the suits – and the artists who made them, a running theme among directors and actors who felt, probably correctly, that they had had the best of their "independent" TV drama days in the 70s and 80s.

Specifically, he said there's "an increasing imbalance of power" where public officials know more and more about private citizens, while those citizens know less and less about the officials: "We can't even see their tax returns".

Generalized pay increases in the context of an increasing imbalance of workloads in urban and rural areas may not be sufficient.

Aging is a universal and progressive physiologic process characterized by decline end-organ reserve, decrease functional capacity, increasing imbalance of homeostatic mechanisms, and an increasing incidence of pathologic process [ 1].

Nowadays, the free radical aging theory seems to evolve toward a more conservative position, which states that there is an increasing imbalance between the number of oxidant and antioxidant species with age (Junqueira et al., 2004).

Further analysis of the bending moment power spectral density shows that the speed frequency of the bending moment, whose contribution to the bending moment fluctuation increases with the increasing imbalance, is caused by the imbalance of the stirring structure.

There is an increasing imbalance between the exponential growth of medical knowledge and the opportunities available to average clinicians to read, assimilate and apply this information to improve health care.

Numerous studies have shown that members of Congress frequently pay little to no attention to the policy interests of the lower and middle classes -- and that the increasing imbalance in campaign financing is part of the problem.

Ahead of the meeting, Obama told the Corriere della Sera that Francis's "great moral authority" had added weight to calls to redress the increasing imbalance between the winners and losers of globalisation and economic change.